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Application for a stay pending appeal in a foreclosure matter dismissed because leave to appeal was required but not sought, and the proposed appeal had no merit.
Summary trial on a fraudulent conveyance claim: the court held a son’s transfer of property to his parents was void against creditors and awarded punitive damages against him.
The court held the mother intended to gift a half interest in the home to her son, so no resulting trust arose, and Ledcor could register its judgment against his registered interest.
RBC succeeded in setting aside a transfer of Bradley Clarke’s property interest as a fraudulent conveyance intended to hinder creditors.
The Court of Appeal held that Wilson had an equitable mortgage/charge for funds advanced to save the property, with priority over the later judgment creditor.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal challenging a mortgage as a fraudulent preference or conveyance, finding it secured a pre-existing debt and lacked fraudulent intent.
The Supreme Court of Canada upheld findings that transfers by Peter Ryan to his son were fraudulent as against creditors, and dismissed the appeal and cross-appeal.
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